Taushet is a privacy-focused VPN currently in development, built around client-controlled identity, private routing, and infrastructure designed to know less about its users.
PUBLIC RELEASE COMING SOON
Your account starts on your device. There is no email address and no conventional password: the app creates your account keys itself, and a new device is added only when the device that created the account approves it.
Your device picks the route itself, from a signed server list. One server when speed matters most, or two, so your traffic enters and leaves through different servers.
Each part of the service gets only what it needs. A VPN server admits your connection with a short-lived credential that names no account. The account service is reached over Tor, so it does not see your IP address. Payments do not exist yet; they are designed so the payment side never needs your account ID.
WireGuard tunnels, a kill switch, and DNS kept inside the tunnel. The VPN servers run a signed image from memory, and a restart erases what that runtime held; the account and credential services run from disk. The app checks the server list’s signature before it connects.
Taushet is in a private beta: invited testers use it on Android, Windows and Linux. The list says where everything else stands.
No countdown, no progress bars, no invented launch date.
AS OF SEPTEMBER 2026
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